Canadians petition BC stadium honor for Terry Fox
The British Columbia Medical Association circulated a petition among doctors to name the new athletic stadium at BC Place in Vancouver after Terry Fox. The letter lauds Fox as a hero who advanced medical research funding and inspired the handicapped, urging a lasting reminder of selfless, idealistic giving. Citizens from Abbotsford to New Westminster signed, listing numerous communities across the province.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canda
British Columbia
B.C. Place
Terry Fox
B.C
Terry
Canada
Abbotsford
Armstrong
Aldergrove
Brentwood Bay
Burnaby
Chilliwack
Creston
Chase
Clearwater
Coquitlam
Cranbrook
Chetwynd
Comox
Campbell River
Dawson Creek
Duncan
Delta
Elkford
Fort St. Joh
Hope
Kitimat
Kelowna
Kamloops
Ladysmith
Langley
MacKenzie
Mill Bay
Mission
Maple Ridge
Nanaimo
Nanoose Bay
New Westminster
Railways funding debate sparks cattle and tourism concerns
Alberta farmers, cattle groups, and the National Farmers Union react to Pepin's railways subsidy proposal, arguing it favors railroads over mixed farms. A list of communities highlights tourism and hospitality emphasis, urging northern hospitality to attract visitors and support regional businesses amid a tight economy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Vancouver
North Delta
Nelson
Pender Island
Port Alberni
Port Coquitlam
Powell River
Parksville
Penticton
Prince George
Pitt Meadows
Prince Rupert
Quesnel
Qualicum Beach
Richmond
Rossland
Smithers
Surrey
Summerland
Sechelt
Sooke
Squamish
Terrace
Trail
Vancouver
Victoria
Vernon
Vedder Crossing
Valemount
Vanderhoof
White Rock
West Vancouver
Whistler
Westbank
Williams Lake
Peace River
Alaska Highway
Debunking Legal Myths Across History
A compact look at common legal myths and the facts challenging them. It covers shipboard marriages, seven-year presumed death, possession as a legal edge, private property trespass rules, booby trap illegality, and the right to use aliases under lawful aims.
Farmers see through Pepin proposal as empty trick
Farmers reject Pepin plan saying new subsidy is temporary and favors railways. They call it a devious attempt to break the crow statute and warn lower grain prices will drive more farmers to bankruptcy. They urge Ottawa letters and telegrams to protest.
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Pepin
Alberta
Alberta Cattle Commission
Cattle Commission
National Farmers Union
B.C. Heart Foundation
California
Maritime Forces Pacific
P. M.D. Johnson
Simon
Fraser Inn
Quebec Street
Ottawa
Schwing Logging Ltd
Conn Brown
Canfor Limited
Canadian Forest Products Ltd
P.O. Box
Oklahoma State Horseshoeing School
W. Rand
Chetwynd Forest Industries
Fort St. John
City of
Willis, Cunliffe
Tait/DeLCan
Sixth Avenue
100Th Street
Willis, Cunliffe, Tait
Delcan
R.A. Fairservice
P.eng
Willis, Cunliffe, Tait/DelLCan
Northern
Eighteenth Avenue
Alaska Road
Dawson Creek Construction Association
102Nd Avenue
R.H. Blackwood
Fort St. John, B.C
Gwillim Gardens
Airport Rd
B. Schwing Logging
Ministry OF Lands
Moberly Lake
Outdoor Recreation Division
Camp
Province of
Ministry of Lands, Parks and Housing
Honourable Anthony Brummett
British Columbia Development Corporatio
British Columbia Development Corporation
Underground Utilities & Surface Works
Commercial
J.S. Hutchins
P. Eng
Stanley Associates Engineering Ltd
MacKenzie Way
B. MacFarlane
Granville Street
Vancouver, B.C
4Th Avenue
Stanley Associates Engineering
UTI